Tuesday night's EFL Action saw fixtures take place across all three leagues as well as the Vertu Trophy in a busy night for football fans!

Sky Bet Championship

Sheffield United were made to work for it but returned to the top of the Championship after a comeback win over Swansea City. The Swans looked to bounce back from a disappointing South Wales Derby result and were the better side in the opening exchanges, making their dominance count through Florian Bianchini's opener on 7 minutes.

Chris Wilder had his work cut out at half-time but saw an immediate response from his side, Rhian Brewster finishing smartly to draw level.

The Blades' comeback was completed by Harrison Burrows, converting from the spot to take United two points clear of title rivals Leeds.

Looking to keep pace with the leading pack was a Sunderland side looking to bounce back after a dramatic draw with Burnley on Friday. The Black Cats travelled to Pride Park to face Derby County and ran out 1-0 winners, climbing above Burnley and staying within four points of Sheffield United at the top.

Middlesbrough maintained their play-off push with a return to winning ways, defeating play-off rivals West Brom thanks to goals from Hayden Hackney and Ben Doak. Borowere able to leapfrog Blackburn Rovers into 5th place with Rovers losing 2-0 at home to an inspired Coventry City.

Queens Park Rangers continued their excellent run of form, winning away at Hull City in their fourth win in a row. They climb up into 9th place, just four points off the play-offs after a phenomenal turn around in their season.

Also enjoying a resurgence are Gary Rowett's Oxford United, who beat Luton Town 3-2 in a thrilling encounter. The U's are now unbeaten in seven games, climbing to 14th in the table after their latest triumph.

Cardiff City capped off a successful few days with a 97th-minute equaliser away at Millwall. Coming back from two goals down, Cardiff struck through substitute Yousef Salech with the last kick of the game to rescue a dramatic point in front of their travelling supporters.

The night's other fixture saw a return to winning ways for Preston North End, inspired by a Milutin Osmajic double to defeat Watford at Vicarage Road. Watford hit back late through a Rocco Vata stunner but fell to defeat, continuing a poor run of form for the Hornets.

Check out how tonight's results impact the table here.

Sky Bet League One

Bolton Wanderers' poor run of form continued after Charlton completed a dramatic comeback win at the Toughsheet Stadium. Joel Randall opened the scoring for the hosts with his first goal since signing from Peterborough United. Charlton defender Lloyd Jones struck back in the 71st minute before Charlton's comeback was completed in the 86th minute via Karoy Anderson's deflected effort.

Burton Albion also completed a comeback, securing a big win on the road over Wigan Athletic. The Latics opened the scoring through talisman Thelo Aasgaard but Burton responded immediately through Jón Daði Böðvarsson's first goal for the club. Burton grabbed the lead in the 59th minute thanks to Rumarn Burrell's cool finish that lifted The Brewers off the bottom of the table.

In the evening's other fixture, Peterborough United were denied a win through Millenic Alli's 90th-minute strike, slotting home the rebound after his penalty kick was saved smartly.

Take a look at the updated League One table here.

Sky Bet League Two

In the first of the night's two League Two fixtures, Fleetwood Town backed up their impressive win over Salford City at the weekend with a 2-1 win over MK Dons. Fleetwood opened the scoring through Ryan Broom's fizzing strike and saw that lead doubled in the second half through Shaun Rooney. MK Dons struck back in the 81st minute but could not deny Fleetwood a third win under new manager Pete Wild.

Harrogate played their second home fixture of the week against Andy Cowley's Colchester United. Neither side were able to create any chances of real quality in a 0-0 draw that moves both away from the relegation zone.

Check out the updated League Two standings here.

Vertu Trophy - Round of 16

Rounding off the night's action was the penultimate Round of 16 clash between Leyton Orient and Stevenage in the Vertu Trophy. The sides faced off at the Gaughan Group Stadium knowing the winner would face Birmingham City in the Quarter Finals next month.

It was an open start to the game, with Leyton Orient having plenty of the ball but failing to find that last bit of quality needed in the final third. Stevenage grabbed the game's only goal from a corner, the ball deflecting off Orient defender Brandon Cooper and into the back of the net.

Stevenage almost made it two in the second half but were denied by Josh Keeley's fingertip save.

Leyton Orient came close in the dying moments, denied by the crossbar to see Stevenage advance and end Orient's 12 game unbeaten run.

Check out the Vertu trophy Quarter Final draw here.